One price, all of Mojn.

Good questions

What counts as a seat?

Every admin and member of your company with a Mojn account. Someone who already has one takes a seat as soon as you add them, since they could start a meeting right away. Someone new takes a seat when they first sign in.

Who doesn’t need one?

Guests who join by link, externals you let into certain rooms, and people you’ve invited who haven’t signed in yet.

What happens when people come and go?

Mojn keeps your subscription in step by itself, and emails your billing email what changed. A new seat on an annual plan is charged right away for the rest of the year; on a monthly plan it’s on your next invoice. When someone leaves, their seat stops at your next renewal. Nothing is refunded for the time left, and you can give that seat to someone else for free until then.

How does the trial work?

Creating a company starts 30 days of everything, with no card, once per account. Subscribing ends the trial, and billing starts that day. After the trial, starting and joining meetings needs a subscription. Your company, rooms and people stay put, for up to 12 months.

Can I cancel?

Any time, under Manage Subscription in Mojn’s settings. You keep everything until the period you paid for ends, and you can change your mind until then.

Monthly or annual?

Annual costs less because it’s a commitment: paid up front, with no refund for leaving early. Your whole company is on one or the other. On an active monthly plan, Mojn’s settings offer the switch to annual: we bill the year from that day, minus what’s left of your month. To go back to monthly, cancel, then subscribe again once your year is over.

Will I get proper invoices?

Yes, with your company name, address and VAT ID, which checkout asks for up front. A valid VAT ID from the EU usually means no VAT. You can download your last 24 invoices under Manage Subscription, and Paddle emails each one to your billing email. Prices are before VAT and sales tax.

Who handles the payment?

Paddle, our merchant of record, which takes care of cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and taxes. It’s the name on your invoice and your statement. We never see your card.

The details are in the Terms and the Refund Policy.